We know that deficit spending, bad banking deregulation, and poor oversite existed long before January, 2001. Ross Perot based his candidacy on it. In fact, Republicans and Democrats have both admitted that Perot's actions in the 1990's brought back some level of fiscal responsibility (in truth the budget only balanced for two years because of the bubble that later popped).
Was George Bush a bad president? Yes. He spent us into oblivion by trading war votes for pet projects in Congress. Was he different than previous presidents? Not as much as the left would have us believe. He was not the devil incarnate who visited our infant nation on January, 2001.
...here's the operative quote: 'When underdogs choose not to play by Goliath's rules, they win.'
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